Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-03
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
The Meeting in the City To-Day.

MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE-NEw MEMBERS ELECTED.
The American Academy OF Medicine met at the
Columbian Medical University at noon to-day.
President Bush called the meeting to order. In
the absence Of Assistant Secretary Mcintyre. DR..
BOmbaugh. OF Baltimore, was elected secretary
pro tenlpore. The president appointed Drs. Green,
OF EaStOn, Pa; Steiner, OF Baltimore, and Connor,
OF Detroit, committee on the nomination OF OIL
GERS for the ensuing year.
DIR. Grailey Hewitt, OF London was invited to
seat on the platform, and the following new men,
bers were elected: Thos. d. Davis, Pittsburg;
Isaac Newton Hines, Cleveland, Ohio: VIM. Jas.
Gibson, Philadelphia: Frank Taylor Andrews, Chi
cago; Geo. Lloyd Magruder, Washington, d. C.,
and Augustus p. Clarke, Cambridge, Mass.
The present officers OF the academy are: Presi-
dent, Dr. Lewis p Bush, Wilmington, Del. Vice
presidents Drs. r. Lowry Sibbet Of Carlisle, Pa;
Samuel j. Jones, Chicago: Phineas S. COnnor, Gin
cinnati; Virgil i. Gibney, New York. secretary
and treasurer: DR.. Richard j. DungsOn, Philadel-
phia Assistant Secretary, DR.. Chas. Mcintyre,
The following members were in attendance to-
day: Griffith Evans Abbot, Philadelphia, Pa;
Allen. Rutland. Vt; JAS. +. X. Appleby, George
town, d. c.; Wm Biddie Atkinson, Philadelphia,
P 4 Il aW; oafer Rsh HS VEN
ming gton Del; VIM. Cisna, Ickesburg, Pa: Jas.
Collins. philadelphia; Leartus Connor. Detroit;
Gerri.h, Portland, Me-; Albert L. Gihon, u S. N;
Traln Green. Elston, Pa; j. Taoor Johnson,
Washington, D. G., sam'l j; Jones, Chicago; Benz.
Lee, Philadelphia; n. e Lincoln, Washington;
Jno. b. Lindsey, Nashville, Tenn; Lewis S. PHI
cher. Brooklyn; Robert L. sibbett, Carlisle, Pa;
Lewis II. Steiner, Baltimore; VIM. S. Stewart,
Philadelphia, and Thos. j. Turner, e. s. n.
President Bush delivered the opening address.
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Personal Movements, etc.
Secretary Fairchlld and wife have arrived at
Bar Harbor.
Major and Mrs. Bunnell, of New York, are
guests at the home Of Assistant Postmaster Sher-
wood, on Capitol Hill.
Miss willard, who bas been SO Ill during the
summer, is very much Improved IN health, and is
now at home, after spending month at Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Miss Lille Rothenberg, of Reading, Pa. who has
been visiting Mrs. u. B. Grof returned home on
Friday.
Mrs. Marks and daughter Kittie have returned
August
Miss Gussie Sneden has returned home from
Colonial Beach.
Mr.. Jno. L. weaver, Of West Washington, who
has been summering at Rock Enon Springs, Va,
has returned to the city.
Mrs. Mary COgan and her daughters, Misses Jen-
ME and Gertrude. have returned to their home,
No. 2O03 Ii street northwest, from Rock Enon
Springs.
Miss Gertie Mill left the city to-day for short
visit In Virginia.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel
lItui NdSulIBtUu art Df. Ii. W. WduSWOFCQ, MISS
Maggie Wadsworth, and X. Finley Hunt, d. D. s.
Miss Therese T1ley, OF 21st street, will start in
few days for Santa Fe, New Mexico, to visit her
uncle, Geo. w. Julian, surveyor general OF New
Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Allen have returned to
this city after months absence.
Mr.. Harry Sweeney and his sisters Misses Mary,
Jennie, Anna and Cassie, have returned from
Round Hill, where they have been spending the
summer.
Miss Eta Rightstine left Friday afternoon for
West Virginia.
Mrs c. c. Martin, OF 1121 10th street northwest
with her daughters Misses Maize and Nellie, has
returned from protracted soJourn at Rock Enon
Springs
Mrs. f. B. Dalrymple and children have returned
from Windsor sulphur Springs, Md.
Miss Alice Miller, of l112 street northwest re-
turned home on the 1st instant from Rock Enon
Springs where she has been summerlng.
Assistant Secretary Maynard has gone to his
home, near Delhi, n Y, for few days.